redconfession
25 December 2011 @ 02:21 pm
Name: Kaitie
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AIM: RedConfession
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Email: Kaitiekudara [AT] gmail [DOT] com

ACTIVE
Mark Grayson
Image Comics
[personal profile] shorttempered
[community profile] tushanshu
Canon Point: Invincible 71



HOMELESS/MUSEBOX/ETC.
the midnighter
The Authority/Wildstorm
[personal profile] grouchinleather/[livejournal.com profile] grouchinleather
Canon Point: Pre-World's End
damian wayne
DC Comics
[personal profile] worthyheir/[livejournal.com profile] worthyheir
Canon Point: Batman and Robin 13
daken
Marvel Comics
[personal profile] settleforahug/[livejournal.com profile] mongreldog
Canon Point: Wolverine Origins 48
gavril ivanovich
DC Comics
[personal profile] hypocriteonjl/[livejournal.com profile] hypocriteonjl
Canon Point: Post Justice League: Generation Lost
seven
999: 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors
[livejournal.com profile] atenine
Canon Point: True End
thor odinson (thorlief golmen)
Ultimate Marvel Comics
[personal profile] godnotcrazy/[livejournal.com profile] godnotcrazy
Canon Point: The Ultimates 2 13
kate bishop
Marvel Comics
[personal profile] hawkette/[livejournal.com profile] donttouchmybow
Canon Point: Pre-Children's Crusade
Jonah Hex
DC Comics
[personal profile] twocompanions
Canon Point: All-Star Western v3 0
(subject to change)
trucy wright
Phoenix Wright/Gyakuten Saiban
[personal profile] mybffmrhat/[livejournal.com profile] mybffmrhat
Canon Point: Post Apollo Justice
trucy enigmar
Phoenix Wright/Gyakuten Saiban
[livejournal.com profile] trucythegreat
Canon Point: "7 Years Earlier"
cho hakkai
Saiyuki RELOAD burial
[personal profile] yetanotherpunishment
Canon Point: Post Saiyuki RELOAD burial
cho hakkai
Saiyuki RELOAD
[personal profile] threwawayhumanity/[livejournal.com profile] youkaibydesign
Canon Point: Post Saiyuki RELOAD
tallant wayne (batman)
DC Comics Elseworlds
[personal profile] batmullet/[livejournal.com profile] thebatmullet
Canon Point: Post Brotherhood of the Bat
batman (bruce wayne)
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
[personal profile] doesnoteatnachos/[livejournal.com profile] nodinnerbreaks
Canon Point: Post Series
pb: nicholas gonzalez
aged-up damian wayne
DC Comics (AU)
[personal profile] gothamscrusader
AU: Adult Damian; goes by the Crusader
damian al ghul/wayne
DC Comics
[personal profile] assalghul
Canon Point: "Batman and Son"
damian wayne
DC Comics (AU)
[personal profile] babbybat/[livejournal.com profile] babbybat
AU: Receives the cowl of Batman as the result of a wish
damian wayne
DC Comics (AU)
[livejournal.com profile] badbittybat
AU: Jason Todd became Batman. Damian's his Robin.
pb: giuseppe cristiano
damian doe (wayne)
Nolanverse AU
[personal profile] accidentallegacy
AU: Bruce and Talia's son but doesn't know it. Grows up in Wayne manor orphanage. Blackmails Blake into helping; goes by Oracle



ORIGINAL CHARACTERS
pb: aaron johnson
aiden carpenter
[personal profile] aidencarpenter
pb: jon foster
chase kelly
[personal profile] hispeedchase


POTENTIAL MUSES

- Genjyo Sanzo ([personal profile] doyouwanttodie) - Saiyuki
- Train Heartnet - Black Cat
- Sven Vollfied - Black Cat

Table created by RP_Tutorials and edited by the lovely [personal profile] spkathrine.

Last Updated: August 15, 2012
 
 
redconfession
25 December 2011 @ 02:22 pm
 
 
redconfession
25 December 2011 @ 03:03 pm
{ TRUCY WRIGHT
"IT'S LIKE TWO LADDERS STUCK TOGETHER!"
THE BASICS!  

FULL NAME: Trucy (Enigmar) Wright
NICKNAMES: Trucy-Doll, Fraulein
AGE: 15
DATE OF BIRTH: Unknown date, 2011
PLACE OF BIRTH: Unknown

MARITAL STATUS: Single
SEXUAL ORIENTATION: Straight
OCCUPATION: Student, Stage Magician, Assistant
CURRENT RESIDENCE: Wright Anything Agency
FAMILY:
- Phoenix Wright (Adoptive father)
- Zak Gramarye (Biological father)
- Thalassa Gramarye (Mother)
- Magnifi Gramarye (Grandfather)
- Apollo Justice (Half brother)

APPEARANCE! 

Trucy is your average-looking sixteen year old girl… if average sixteen year old girls were magicians. Her flashy blue magician’s costume, which resembles the stage costumes of her birth parents, definitely sticks out in the crowd. She may be convinced to wear something else… but it would take a strong argument. Trucy takes great pride in her profession and her outfit is an extension of it. That isn't to say she always wears it, however. For example, she wears her school's uniform when attending school. It's just that she rather prefers to wear her magician's outfit.

She has a very youthful face and is rarely seen without a smile, and her hair is always carefully framed to accommodate her large top hat.


PERSONALITY! 

Whenever you come across Trucy, 99% of the time she will be smiling. That’s because she tends to look on the bright side of everything, from abandonment to murder. Some might say that she looks on the bright side a little too much; that she’s ditzy or naïve. However, there’s more to her than meets the eye. She was born with the power of perception, and can easily tell when people are lying to her. She also comes from a family of performers, and as a result is very driven and focused when she needs to be. From years of living with Phoenix she’s developed this sort of con man personality, saying one thing but meaning another for effect. But there’s no deep reasoning for why she acts the way she does--she simply sees no point in being serious all the time and enjoys having fun in life.
The more you look at Trucy, the more you see how large her heart is. When her father abandoned her when she was 8, rather than allow herself to wally in self-pity, she chose to instead help Phoenix come to terms with his disbarment and fall from grace. She kept him sane throughout the next 7 years, and looked after him in many aspects the way a parent would a child. Despite their partially reversed roles she never stopped being a child. She never lost her youthful outlook on life, despite how easy it could have been to do so. When Apollo entered her life, Trucy quickly latched onto him, providing him the support and guidance he needed. And just like Phoenix, she kept him sane whenever he felt like he was slipping or losing his confidence. She always knew what to say to keep him going and help him find the truth.

But deep beneath that happy exterior, there’s a damaged little girl. A lot of bad things have happened to her in her short life, things that carry heavy emotional baggage. Trucy essentially aided her father in abandoning her, and both her mother and grandfather, to her knowledge, were murdered. None of this is stuff one can just brush off, and she isn’t any different. However, she refuses to allow her to define who she is, and through the years has come to terms with a lot of it (or rather has tried to).

As a side effect of her unique upbringing, she has a somewhat skewed moral compass. She sees no problems in being friends with mobsters, aid her father in essentially cheating at poker, staging a self-kidnapping in a court of law to stall for time, or flat out stealing things from a crime scene. That isn’t to say she’s a bad person—she generally wants to do the right thing, but for her, the way to go about doing the right thing never seems to be anyone else’s way of doing the right thing.


ABILITIES!! 

Trucy was born with the power of perception, or to be able to see what another person is feeling. She’s able to closely observe another person with almost superhuman sight and as such is able to pick up habits that others develop to be able to read them more closely than the average person. It’s an ability that’s been passed through the Gramarye family for generations, and she uses it primarily to help her father, Phoenix, cheat at poker.

She’s also a stage magician, and so she’s capable of a wide variety of magic tricks, relying on sleight of hand, flashes of light, and various other stage tricks to wow others. She’ll have also have on her:

- Mr. Hat - Mr. Hat is a large wooden puppet that Trucy has somehow jerryrigged to hide beneath her cape and pop out at the press of a button. There's a switch or lever, also hidden behind her cape, that she moves or pushes to allow the puppet's giant mouth to move up and down. She uses ventriloquism to give the puppet speech.
- Magic panties - If you ask her, she'll say that her panties are "an extra-dimensional space" and that "anything can fit in there," but in actuality it's just an average pair of light blue bloomers with hearts on them. It's simply one of her props from her magic show--one of her most famous and popular ones. Much like a magician will pull things from a top hat, Trucy uses sleight of hand and her "magic panties" to pull things seemingly from nowhere.
- A completely normal, standard deck of playing cards




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redconfession
25 December 2011 @ 03:03 pm
{ THE MIDNIGHTER
"I LOVE BEING ME."
THE BASICS!  

FULL NAME: The Midnighter
NICKNAMES: Night's Bringer of War, Lucas Trent, Dave
AGE: Early 40s
DATE OF BIRTH: Maybe July 14, 1967 (but probably not)
PLACE OF BIRTH: Unknown (not Harmony, Indiana)

MARITAL STATUS: Married
SEXUAL ORIENTATION: Homosexual
OCCUPATION: Member of the Authority
CURRENT RESIDENCE: The Carrier
FAMILY: Apollo (Husband), Jenny Quantum (Daughter)
APPEARANCE! 

Midnighter’s a tall guy, standing at around 6’5”, and weighing around 165 lbs. The weight is pretty much all muscle, as he’s constantly keeping himself in shape, through both working out and extensive fighting. He has brown eyes and naturally red hair, though it’s rare to see it red in canon. That’s because he likes to dye his hair, so it’s usually either a blonde or a light brown color. If hair dye isn’t available at the facility, his dark ginger locks will soon be seen by all—if he ever bothers to take off his cowl.

He can usually be found in his leather costume, the outfit he finds the most comfortable. The costume consists of a leather cowl, a black leather body suit with a white crescent moon insignia set in an upside down grey triangle on the chest, a black leather trench coat, leather gloves with spikes in the knuckles and boots. He wears a belt around his waist, but there’s nothing special about it (no insignia, no pouches, just a normal belt).

Other than that, Midnighter will wear damn near anything. Every time he’s seen out of costume in canon, he’s wearing a different style. He’s worn a white suit befitting a high-ranking Mafioso’s bodyguard (complete with bodyguard shades), a random biker outfit, a plain red shirt with jeans, and more. He doesn’t really view clothing as all that important, and short of being given a tutu or a dress or something to that nature will probably wear whatever is in front of him.


PERSONALITY! 

When one thinks of a superhero, a guy like Midnighter typically doesn’t come to mind. Sure, he’s a costumed, card-carrying superhero, but that’s where most similarities end. The Midnighter is a self-proclaimed asshole, a man who has a brain to mouth filter but often chooses not to use it, as saying what’s on his mind is usually most satisfying. He also doesn’t censor himself, and curse words are frequently found in his vocabulary.

More importantly, unlike his better known counterparts, he is not only quick to use violence, he revels in it. Midnighter is happiest when he has a room full of bad guys he can crush, slice, or break until their hearts stop beating. He’s also the team’s torture expert, knowing and having no inhibitions using several block ops torture techniques on anyone unfortunate enough to be captured by his team. If he’s in a situation where he can’t punch things, he’s been known to daydream about it to relieve his frustration about not being able actually to do it. That being said, he’s not one for violence for violence sake. Though he believes most things can be solved through violence, he isn’t one to start a brawl if the team is pursuing diplomatic ends.

For a man that thrives in violence and carnage, Midnighter has soft spot for children, and not just his adopted daughter, Jenny. He has a soft spot for any and all children. In one adventure where he was sent back in time to kill Hitler, he went out of his way to make some German children, brainwashed by the Hitler Youth culture, happy, even if that meant pretending to be a Nazi, something that didn’t sit too well with him. In another adventure, Midnighter went out of his way to locate a child’s lost kitten (sure it was a bet from Jack, but the bet only involved “do something for the everyday person” and not specifically children).

Also in contest with his violent nature, Midnighter is a family man, with a husband of over 10 years, and an adopted daughter, Jenny Quantum. Apollo and Midnighter had been together since their rebirth and had gone through so much together, and as a result Midnighter knows Apollo better than he knows himself. He knows when to help his husband and when to let his husband fight his own battles. Midnighter knows his husband will always have his back, and Apollo is the only person in the world he fully trusts. That isn’t to say the two haven’t had their spats and near break ups, but in the end their love for one another wins in the end.

With his own daughter, he’s not the perfect dad but he tries his best. He’s shown attempting (with varying degrees of success) to cut back on his cursing, and has foregone sex at least twice so he and his husband can comfort their frightened little girl. He sacrificed his teammates for a while to ensure his daughter’s safety when the Carrier was compromised by the G7 governments. Midnighter even goes so far as to cut himself off from his husband and daughter for three years because he believes that being away from them will save them from a dystopian future.

Something he doesn’t have respect for is authority figures (which is fairly ironic for a man in a group called “the Authority”). He finds politicians and world leaders to be villains actively working to destroy the world, and has a disdain for corporations for similar reasons. Midnighter doesn’t even seem to like police too much, most likely from his time living in alleyways prior to joining the Authority. Despite that, he does have respect for the everyday man: the blue collar worker struggling to support their families, children being used as laborers in third world countries, the little old lady crossing the street. And that’s why he’s a member of “the Authority”—because he strongly believes in the mission statement of building a better world. He genuinely wants a better world for everyone, and just thinks that people only need a push in the right direction to achieve it.


BIOGRAPHY! 

As far as the Midnighter is concerned, he has no family, no childhood, no legal name. That’s because it was all taken from him when he somehow got himself involved in a black ops group headed by Henry Bendix, the weatherman (or leader) of a UN sanctioned team called Stormwatch. Stormwatch was supposed to be created to watch over the superpowered threats on the planet and respond accordingly, but Bendix… well he only really cared about Bendix. So he formed this black ops team consisting of seven members, totally erased the lives they had prior to them joining the project, and then sent them off on a suicide mission. So how exactly Midnighter got involved in this project is just as much of a mystery as his real name.

Getting back to the mission—it was a disaster. Of the seven members only two, Midnighter and his eventual husband Apollo, survived. Unable to get back to Stormwatch and realizing that Bendix is fucking insane, the two went underground. For five years they lived on the streets of various cities, fighting corruption and trying to fight for a better world from the bottom up while dodging one of the most powerful men on Earth. At one point there was a close call—Bendix had them cornered in a –but their future leader, Jenny Sparks, helped them out and they were able to escape back into the darkness.

Around the turn of the century, Stormwatch fell apart thanks to this really crappy Alien (like the movie) crossover like 75% of the workforce dying, so the aforementioned Jenny Sparks decided to form her own team. Among those recruits were Apollo and Midnighter, then dating. Their first assignment put them up against a man of Bendix-propotioned crazy, Kaizen Gamorra, who was using clone suicide bombers to blast his symbol (three knots on a ring) into the world, effectively claiming it as his own. He got as far as two rings before the Authority stopped him. Midnighter was especially crucial in this plot, as he defeated Gamorra by dropping the Authority’s base, the Carrier, onto Gamorra’s county. It’s important to note that the Carrier is 50 miles long.

Though Midnighter was present for their second real mission--the near destruction of the world and the murder of God, he really didn’t do much there. However, at the climax of the battle against God, the clock struck midnight on the year 1999, and Jenny Sparks, a century baby, died and in her place, a baby in Singapore, Jenny Quantum, was born. Originally the group split caretaking duties of the infant, but eventually Midnighter and Apollo , and sought to formally adopt the baby after they got married.

However, the G7 nations were unhappy with the way the Authority oversight, and arranged to have the team taken out and replaced with a puppet Authority. Midnighter barely managed to escape with baby Jenny, and laid low until he could remove the new team from his home, which he did almost single-handedly with baby Jenny strapped to his back (because he's a badass like that). The old Authority took back control of their headquarters (the Carrier), and Apollo and Midnighter were finally wed, and formally adopted baby Jenny.

While not the perfect family, the three were happy until one day Jenny's birth mother, Michelle Leung, came forward and contested their adoption. Midnighter was especially displeased by the turn of events, acting especially angry and irritable on missions and nearly getting into a fight with his husband because he didn't want anyone to take his little girl away from him. It was soon revealed that Michelle Leung wasn't who she said she was--she was in fact Jenny Fractal, an "evil" twin of Jenny's raised to be an assassin by the Chinese government. The two Jenny's fought and Fractal killed Quantum in front of Midnighter. In order to save his little girl, Midnighter was forced into a position that will haunt him for the rest of his life--to save Quantum he had to kill Fractal in the cradle. Midnighter managed to tell the two apart and murdered the newborn, enabling Quantum to take over the present-day Fractal's body with the help of one of another Authority member.

A little while later, the United States government nearly caused an interplanetary incident, setting the members of the Authority over the edge and declared a coup over the incubant government. Midnighter, though originally for the plan, didn't the way leader Jack Hawksmoor was handling the situation. To make matters worse, Midnighter accidentally stumbled upon an alternate future where he met an older version of his husband. Apollo warned him that if he allowed the Authority to continue, the world would fall into chaos. Shaken by the events he saw, he promptly returned to his own time and forcibly broke up the team, relinquishing control of America back to the people.

For next three years Midnighter wandered the streets alone, purposefully distancing himself from the two people he cared about most to protect them from the future he had seen. However, the three were finally reunited when Jenny Quantum (who had magically aged herself to 15), dragged him back to the Carrier and reunited the group once more. It was then discovered that the future Midnighter had seen was an illusion orchestrated by Henry Bendix to remove the one obstacle in his path for world domination. Though Bendix originally overrode Midnighter's implants and used him as a puppet against the others, he eventually broke free with the help of Authority member Angie (the Engineer) and killed Bendix by ripping his head from his spine.

Sometime later, Midnighter eventually goes on a few adventures of his own, including going back in time and almost killing Hitler, and attempting to find the life he had before Bendix took it all away from him (to no avail). He and the rest of his team also met DC's Jason Todd, Donna Troy, and Kyle Rayner as the three travelled through alternate dimensions, had a collective dream with other members of the Wildstorm Universe involving various members of the DC Universe, and went alternate universe hopping when the Carrier's power source (a caged baby universe) crapped out. Otherwise Midnighter's been working on strengthening his relationship with Apollo and trying to connect with his teenage daughter.


ABILITIES! 

When the Midnighter was created by Henry Bendix, he was designed to be a master of combat. As a result, he has knowledge of various weapons ranging from shuriken to tanks, and keeps custom-shaped shuriken’s and forearm-sized battle staves on him at all times when in costume. Despite this, he’s primarily a hand-to-hand fighter, preferring to get up close and personal when he fights. He’s been shown going up against over 30 men and killing them all with ease.

Midnighter, when he wants to be, can also be quite stealthy. He’s been shown infiltrating, and was only “caught” when he wanted the enemy to see him. But typically he isn’t used for stealth purposes—he’s usually the one on the team to get their hands dirty. He knows multiple black ops interrogation techniques, and ways to horribly mutilate a man without killing him, and isn’t afraid to use any of them to get what he wants.

In addition to his natural skills, Midnighter has multiple implants designed to not only augment his body to superhuman levels, but to also grant him special abilities. The ability he uses the most often would be his battle precognition, which enables him to run through every possible battle scenario in a blink of an eye, and build a plan of attack around it. He’s also shown he can use that ability in reverse—pick an outcome and work backwards to achieve that outcome. Another implant allows him to see the abilities of those around him simply by looking at him.

The rest of his implants allow him to push his body past normal human limits—he has enhanced speed (though nothing compared to a speedster), strength (he can’t lift a car over his head, but he can tear a man apart with his bare hands), reflexes, and coordination. A different set of implants enable him to have a greater ability to take pain, to the extent where he is able to undergo major surgery wide awake.

His blood has healing properties enabling himself (and others through blood transfusions) to heal at a quicker rate. This healing factor will keep him from catching a cold or let AIDS stay in his system for longer than 6 weeks, but does not function that quickly in terms of physical injury. If Midnighter gets seriously injured (ex. breaks an arm, gets a hole blown into his chest), he will require medical attention and be out of commission for a few days. This healing factor also allows Midnighter to go for (at the very least) months on end without eating or using the facilities. Should anything happen to his original heart, he does have a second one in case of emergencies.




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redconfession
25 December 2011 @ 03:25 pm
ABOUT YOUR CHARACTER

GENERAL

[Name:] Trucy Enigmar (soon to be Wright)

[Age:] 8

[Gender:] Female

[Marital Status:] Single

[Sexuality:] Straight (boys are kind of icky)

[Occupation:] Magician in training! Oh... and student.

[Ladder Preference:] Stepladders are the best things EVER!

CONNECTIONS
[Family:] Zak Gramarye/Engimar Her father. Zak is a father in name only. Although he does genuinely love Trucy, he doesn’t know how to properly care for her, and frankly he sees her as occasionally getting in the way of furthering his career. Ostensibly he tries to be the caring, doting father, but Trucy sees through his act pretty easily. Because of this, Trucy does everything she can to get his real attention. For example, although genuinely a fan of magic, she practices extra hard in hopes of getting praised. Whenever her dad plays poker, she tries to help with her unusual ability, although usually he only winds up getting annoyed with her for “getting in the way.”

Thalassa Gramarye Her mother. Most of what she remembers about Thalassa is what she sees in tapes of Troupe Gramarye performances and what other people tell her about her, which is surprisingly little, as talking about Thalassa is to remember the terrible accident that took her from them. She does, however, vaguely remember the incident in which her mother disappeared; she was inconsolable for nearly a week. In fact, the only reason she stopped was because she wanted to make her dad and grandfather. Her picture is situated in the family room, and sometimes she’ll talk to the picture if her father’s away and pretend she’s still around. And sometimes, as she falls asleep at night, she can hear a soft, soothing voice talking to her and cradling her...a subconscious memory of her mother that still lingers.

Magnifi Gramarye Her grandfather. Ever since her mother’s disappearance/apparent death, he’s been distant with Trucy. When Thalassa was around, he was always the doting grandfather, but seeing Trucy after the accident only reminded Magnifi of what he lost, and tried to avoid her as much as possible. Currently, Trucy no longer remembers the doting grandfather, and really only knows Magnifi as her father’s mentor and teacher. She knows that they’re related, but to her it doesn’t feel that way. It doesn’t bother her, however, because this is what she’s grown up knowing, and to her this is normal.

Phoenix Wright Her soon-to-be father. Although she doesn’t know him yet, she’ll soon be relying on him for almost everything. She realizes that by saving her real father she’s hurt him, and secretly harbors a bit of guilt that “because of her” he got disbarred. However, she also sees in him the father she’s never had, everything that Zak wasn’t Phoenix tries to be. She’s not sure exactly why he’s so nice to her, considering everything she’s done to him, but because he knows how to make her happy she decides that she’s going to do everything she can to make him happy too.

[Friends:]
Valant Gramarye Valant is Zak’s partner in Troupe Gramarye, and Trucy affectionately calls him “Uncle Valant.” Trucy genuinely likes Valant, especially because out of everyone in her life as of now, he’s the one who outwardly treats her the kindest. He’s often the one to convince Zak to take Trucy along with them to practices and performances, and occasionally gives up some of his time to teach her the basics and improve upon the skills she’s already learned. He’s even given her a fair share of books and magazines on magic to help her hone her skills. At the same time, she’s a little weary of him; because of her gift she’s aware that his kindness isn’t entirely genuine. But to Trucy, kindness is kindness, and she’ll take any sort of kindness she can get, fake or not.


Mr. Hat Her favorite magic trick. Although technically an inanimate object, Trucy has the same love for Mr. Hat like she does any other flesh-and-blood friend. To her, Mr. Hat is her one, true confidant and companion. She loves him because she can just be herself and he won’t judge her, or can rant about her day and know she’ll have someone who can listen. She also has an automatic audience whenever she wishes to practice any of her other tricks. Sometimes she affectionately yells at him for stealing her hat.

[Enemies:]
Max Gallactica After narrowly beating Troupe Gramarye in a magic competition a few days ago, Max Gallactica has become Trucy’s public enemy number one. Any time she sees him on TV or in one of the family’s magic magazines she gets angry, often yelling things like “he’s a cheater” and “no one can beat Troupe Gramarye!” She’s even sent him a few nasty fan letters, telling him that he’s a “meanie” for besting “only the best magic troupe ever” in a competition. Her “hatred” of him, however, will cool significantly as time passes and it will only be a matter of time before she completely and utterly forgets his existence.

[Other:]
Regina Berry Trucy met Regina during the magic competition between Troupe Gramarye and Max Gallactica. Although she never approached her, Trucy admired Regina from afar. She thought that the Regina, like everyone else in the competition, was a magician, and that she had one of the prettiest outfits she had ever seen. She was severely disappointed when Regina didn’t do any tricks like Max, her father, or Valant.

CHARACTER
[General personality:]Trucy, above all else, wants to make the people important to her in her life happy. She thinks it’s her job to do or be whatever that person needs in order to lift their spirits, using her powers of perception to do so. Even at the expense of losing her sense of self she’ll do it, because the people she loves are that important to her that she can’t bear to see them sad.

Outwardly, Trucy gives off the appearance of a happy-go-lucky kid. And for the most part, that’s what she is. She tries to find happiness wherever she can take it, and is almost incapable of recognizing sadness or disappointment within her own life, although she can certainly recognize it. And for the most part she’s a typical kid, albeit a kid way more perceptive than the average adult.

Her biggest fault is that although she is mature for her age, she’s still a kid, and thus, a bit naïve. She’s even a little bit more naïve than the average kid due to her unusual upbringing. Once you win over Trucy’s confidence, it can be a simple task to trick her—so long as your body language doesn’t give it away.

She also wants nothing more than to become a famous magician like Troupe Gramarye. This is one of the few goals in life that she has that she has, although it’s in part to make her father (and mother) proud, that she does primarily for herself. She’s been fond of magic since she was a baby and will do whatever it takes to be the next Zak and Valant Gramarye. She’s often practicing magic in private, watching tapes of famous magicians performing (especially Troupe Gramarye), and reading magic books.

Her secret hobby, other than magic, is a love of stuffed animals and other plush-related items. However, she’s really mentioned it because she doesn’t want to be a burden on her father more than she already is.

[Appearance:] Trucy has her brand new magician’s outfit and is ready to show it off to the world! Of course, she wears the locket given to her by her father of her mother to remember her around her neck at all times. Ever since, that’s all she’s worn, even to school (much to the chagrin of her teachers).


[Background:] When Trucy was born, both Zak and Thalassa spoiled their little girl rotten. Thalassa noticed early on that, like her and her father before her, Trucy was developing the family talent of precisely reading someone’s body language. Both parents noticed that Trucy loved magic, and would often put on little shows for their little girl, as well as bring her along to their practices and performances.

Trucy was there the night that the Zak & Valant’s Quick-Draw Shoot’em went wrong. Although she doesn’t specifically remember the event, she remembers the chaos that ensues and that something terrible had happened to her mother. After the event she was inconsolable, only pretending to be okay to be strong for her father.

After her mother’s death, her father changed, losing some of the confidence he had in raising a child before he once had, and Trucy tried to be strong for the both of them. Although she was still allowed to learn about magic, it became harder and harder for her to tag along with him to performances, often having to get Valant to help her get her way.

In the present, Trucy sort of wishes for the happy life she sort-of remembers before her mom died. She’s too practical to rely on wishing—she knows it can’t, and so she’s trying to find happiness within what she has, and isn’t doing too bad of a job with it.